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it depends on how you drive man, if your smooth on the throttle they will last not a whole season though , and keeping up with your camber etc will help.

if your a mad man on the trigger, coming out of the turns they wont last lol .

im talking about the soft compound aka too.

There is no way that a set of tires can last a whole season unles you race 2x the whole season. I just couldnt help myself on 3 seasons...Thats a good one. It reminds me of all the guys that go 18min on a tank of fuel wide open throttle the whole way and then theres all the used engines for sale never heated over 220 and less than 2 gallons on them. I heat my engines hotter than that when I break them in. This place rocks.

I agree I love this site too.

I only run AKA, have alot of them, but racing to win, and doing this almost every weekend. you will not get a year...Not one person that I have seen running these get a season out of them, and we have ALOT of people running them...... But they are the longest last tire out.

ok last year in georgia we a spring summer series started in april and lasted til october...then i did few club races in the winter this we have another series already started which i miss 2 races due to work so pretty much it add up

It's been on my list of places to hit for some time now, but haven't been yet.

I have had many sets of tires last a whole season. I don't run them all the time though. I run whatever tire works on that particular track and day, so no one set of tires will stay on my truck for more than a weekend at a time generally. So I can't really say they last a whole season, but they do last a long time for me.

Racing to win doesn't always mean pulling the trigger in.

its a fun track jammin its a far ride from pittsburgh i can say that.

they have videos on you tube of the 2010 layout is a fast and techinal layout.
it can be dusty lol.

last was a learning process for me ...i wasn't the fastest and was my first series i ever raced in ....i was the one that get out of the fast guys way.....right now im running med. but wish i had gotten soft

as munch as i hate to say it but, starting out in electric first than nitro helps you be smooth on the throttle at lot.

and makes you soft compound tires last longer.

Well I must be doing something wrong cause here in blue groove Florida a set of tires only lasts me like a race weekend. I envy you people

well a blue groove track is the expension, i know a track i been to before that has a blue groove and i wont be going, there again lol cost me too much money lol.

see i never drove electric ....like i said last year i was more learning how to drive in a race environment, throttle contron in & out of turns ...this year my driving is more agressive and trying to understand different setups

True. But you do have to drive..... And your not keeping up by taking it slow.